Peninsula Daily News

Port Angeles skateboard park project running short of funds

PORT ANGELES -- The builders of the Port Angeles skateboard park need cash donations. "We have a line of credit, and we"re committed to seeing… Continue reading

Irrigation Fest schedule

HERE IS THE SCHEDULE for the 110th Sequim Irrigation Festival, which gets under way this weekend. Today * Gardens on Holiday: Valley Garden Club's 42nd… Continue reading

Man, 68, dies in single-truck crash on U.S. Highway 101

PORT ANGELES -- A 68-year-old man died after losing control of his truck on U.S. Highway 101 between Port Angeles and Sequim. Washington State Patrol… Continue reading

Sports: Sequim beats North Mason in league play

BELFAIR -- The Sequim High School baseball team continued to pour it on as the Wolves beat North Mason 5-3 in Nisqually League play on… Continue reading

Airport shuttle carrier allowed to hit the road again

PORT TOWNSEND -- The state Utilities and Transportation Commission lifted its suspension of Pennco Transportation Inc.'s airport shuttle service Wednesday after the company showed proof… Continue reading

School levy ballots speeding back to auditor

More than one-third of the tax levy ballots distributed to voters in the Port Angeles School District have been returned to the Clallam County Auditor's… Continue reading

Spring blooms at Vern Burton Center this weekend

PORT ANGELES -- One of the North Olympic Peninsula's rites of spring returns Saturday when the Port Angeles Rotary Club and Port Angeles Garden Club… Continue reading

Jefferson commissioner improving, walking with help just two days after plunge down cliff

SEATTLE -- Jefferson County Commissioner David Sullivan was up and moving around with the aid of a walker Tuesday, two days after he fell 40… Continue reading

Salt Creek property preserved in Clallam County

JOYCE -- A five-acre Salt Creek property west of Port Angeles owned by Coleman Byrnes and Sue Nattinger has been placed in a conservation easement… Continue reading

Surplus building under consideration

PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center commissioners will meet Wednesday to declare a commercial office building surplus. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. in Linkletter… Continue reading

Hurricane Ridge Road goes 24 hours starting today

The Olympic National Park Visitor Center south of Port Angeles begins its spring schedule today, staying open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven days… Continue reading

Peninsula Junior Rodeo continues today at Clallam County Fairgrounds

The action is fast and furious for the 2005 Peninsula Junior Rodeo this weekend at the Clallam County Fairgrounds in Port Angeles. Today's sanction rodeo… Continue reading

Sports: South Kitsap rally keeps Port Angeles soccer team winless

PORT ANGELES -- Sparked by a late second-half rally, the South Kitsap boys soccer team defeated Port Angeles 2-0 in Narrows League play on Thursday.… Continue reading

Property taxes due Monday

Property owners have a slight reprieve from paying their first-half property taxes for 2005. But don't count the change -- the reprieve is a two-day… Continue reading

Sports: Port Angeles blanks Bremerton

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles High School baseball team continued its upward march in Narrows League play on Wednesday, defeating Bremerton 6-0. Jared Anderson… Continue reading

Stop-work order on building remodeling project lifted

PORT TOWNSEND -- City building officials on Wednesday agreed to lift the partial stop-work order for renovating the former Port Townsend Lumber building. A city… Continue reading

Terrorist captured in Port Angeles five years ago to be sentenced today

SEATTLE -- Terrorist Ahmed Ressam's journey from Port Angeles' ferry landing to a federal courtroom ends with his sentencing today. Since Ressam was arrested off… Continue reading

Low tides grounds some Port Townsend ferry runs this week

Low tides and unfavorable currents are causing another round of ferry cancellations between Port Townsend and Keystone this week. The run cancellations continue today, when… Continue reading

Quileute may enter into trade deal with Chinese

LAPUSH -- Lt. Gov. Brad Owen, state economic development director Juliette Kelly and a three-man trade delegation from China will visit the Quileute reservation on… Continue reading

Sequim mayor presides over City Council again following motorcycle crash

Though still in a neck brace from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash last month, Sequim Mayor Walt Schubert on Monday returned to his duties… Continue reading